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Hydrophilicity gradient in covalent organic frameworks for membrane distillation by Zhao, Shuang, Jiang, Chenghao, Fan, Jingcun, Hong, Shanshan, Mei, Pei, Yao, Ruxin, Liu, Yilin, Zhang, Sule, Li, Hui, Zhang, Huaqian, Sun, Chao, Guo, Zhenbin, Shao, Pengpeng, Zhu, Yuhao, Zhang, Jinwei, Guo, Linshuo, Ma, Yanhang, Zhang, Jianqi, Feng, Xiao, Wang, Fengchao, Wu, Hengan, Wang, Bo

“…Desalination can help to alleviate the fresh-water crisis facing the world. Thermally driven membrane distillation is a promising way to purify water from a…”
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Microscopic Origin of Capillary Force Balance at Contact Line by Fan, JingCun, De Coninck, Joël, Wu, HengAn, Wang, FengChao

“…We investigate the underlying mechanism of capillary force balance at the contact line. In particular, we offer a novel approach to describe and quantify the…”
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Channel-width dependent pressure-driven flow characteristics of shale gas in nanopores by Chen, Jie, Yu, Hao, Fan, Jingcun, Wang, Fengchao, Lu, Detang, Liu, He, Wu, Hengan

“…Understanding the flow characteristics of shale gas especially in nanopores is extremely important for the exploitation. Here, we perform molecular dynamics…”
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A strategy to drive nanoflow using Laplace pressure and the end effect by Zhang, Keli, Xu, Hengyu, Fan, Jingcun, Ouyang, Cancan, Wu, Hengan, Wang, Fengchao

“…Nanofluidics holds significant potential across diverse fields, including energy, environment, and biotechnology. Nevertheless, the fundamental driving…”
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Transport of Shale Gas in Microporous/Nanoporous Media: Molecular to Pore-Scale Simulations by Yu, Hao, Xu, HengYu, Fan, JingCun, Zhu, Yin-Bo, Wang, FengChao, Wu, HengAn

“…As the typical unconventional reservoir, shale gas is believed to be the most promising alternative for the conventional resources in future energy patterns,…”
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Roughness Factor-Dependent Transport Characteristic of Shale Gas through Amorphous Kerogen Nanopores by Yu, Hao, Xu, HengYu, Fan, JingCun, Wang, FengChao, Wu, HengAn

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Nanoconfined Transport Characteristic of Methane in Organic Shale Nanopores: The Applicability of the Continuous Model by Yu, Hao, Xu, HengYu, Xia, Jun, Fan, JingCun, Wang, FengChao, Wu, HengAn

“…In recent years, since the fast mass transport emerges from some low-dimensional nanostructures (e.g., graphene and CNTs), the applicability of the continuous…”
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Pressure-dependent transport characteristic of methane gas in slit nanopores by Yu, Hao, Fan, JingCun, Chen, Jie, Zhu, YinBo, Wu, HengAn

“…[Display omitted] •The transport characteristic of methane gas in slit nanopores is dependent on the pressure.•The pore width can significantly influence the…”
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Two-Phase Transport Characteristic of Shale Gas and Water through Hydrophilic and Hydrophobic Nanopores by Xu, HengYu, Yu, Hao, Fan, JingCun, Zhu, YinBo, Wang, FengChao, Wu, HengAn

“…Previous attempts to characterize shale gas transport in nanopores are not fully successful due to the fact that the presence of water within shale reservoirs…”
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Charge Asymmetry Effect in Ion Transport through Angstrom-Scale Channels by Yu, YanZi, Fan, JingCun, Esfandiar, Ali, Zhu, YinBo, Wu, HengAn, Wang, FengChao

“…Structural and dynamic properties of ions confined in nanoslits are crucial to understand the fundamental mechanism underlying a wide range of chemical and…”
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Preparation of Twisted Bilayer Graphene via the Wetting Transfer Method by Hou, Yuan, Ren, Xibiao, Fan, Jingcun, Wang, Guorui, Dai, Zhaohe, Jin, Chuanhong, Wang, Wenxiang, Zhu, Yinbo, Zhang, Shuai, Liu, Luqi, Zhang, Zhong

“…Assembling monolayers into a bilayer system unlocks the rotational free degree of van der Waals (vdW) homo/heterostructure, enabling the building of twisted…”
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Formation mechanism and structural characteristic of pore-networks in shale kerogen during in-situ conversion process by Xu, HengYu, Yu, Hao, Fan, JingCun, Xia, Jun, Liu, He, Wu, HengAn

“…In-situ conversion process (ICP) appears to be a promising approach to enhance hydrocarbon recovery of shale reservoirs. During the ICP, the pore-networks…”
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Local molecular asymmetry mediated self-adaptive pinning force on the contact line by Huang, Xin, Fan, JingCun, Wu, HengAn, Wang, FengChao

“…When a droplet is placed on a solid surface, the pinning force on the contact line is the key factor determining the dynamics of liquid droplet. As the…”
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Lattice Boltzmann method simulations about shale gas flow in contracting nano-channels by Li, XiangZhe, Fan, JingCun, Yu, Hao, Zhu, YinBo, Wu, HengAn

“…[Display omitted] •Shale gas flow characteristics in sudden and gradual contraction channels is investigated by using multiple-relaxation time lattice…”
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Molecular transport under extreme confinement by Wang, FengChao, Qian, JianHao, Fan, JingCun, Li, JinChuan, Xu, HengYu, Wu, HengAn

“…Mass transport through the nanoporous medium is ubiquitous in nature and industry. Unlike the macroscale transport phenomena which have been well understood by…”
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A generalized examination of capillary force balance at contact line: On rough surfaces or in two-liquid systems by Fan, JingCun, De Coninck, Joël, Wu, HengAn, Wang, FengChao

“…[Display omitted] We investigate the capillary force balance at the contact line on rough solid surfaces and in two-liquid systems. Our results confirm that…”
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Enhanced Gas Recovery in Kerogen Pyrolytic Pore Network: Molecular Simulations and Theoretical Analysis by Xu, HengYu, Yu, Hao, Fan, JingCun, Xia, Jun, Wang, FengChao, Wu, HengAn

“…Enhanced gas recovery (EGR) is believed to be a promising technology to improve the production of shale gas reservoirs and simultaneously reduce the emissions…”
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Boundary slip moderated by interfacial hydrogen bond dynamics by Li, JinChuan, Zhang, KeLi, Fan, JingCun, Wu, HengAn, Wang, FengChao

“…Understanding the slip behaviors on the graphene surfaces is crucial in the field of nanofluidics and nanofluids. The reported values of the slip length in the…”
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Back Cover, Volume 3, Number 3, July 2024 by Zhang, Keli, Xu, Hengyu, Fan, Jingcun, Ouyang, Cancan, Wu, Hengan, Wang, Fengchao

“…Back Cover: The cover image is based on the Research Article A strategy to drive nanoflow using Laplace pressure and the end effect by Zhang et al. When two…”
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Multiscale gas transport behavior in heterogeneous shale matrix consisting of organic and inorganic nanopores by Yu, Hao, Fan, JingCun, Xia, Jun, Liu, He, Wu, HengAn

“…The complicated nanoporous structure and significant heterogeneity of shale matrix make it challenging to fully understand the gas transport behavior in shale…”
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